The compactness conjecture for type spaces of finitely forcible graphons

Let W0{\cal W}_0 be the space of graphons under consideration, and let T(W)T(W) denote the type space associated with a graphon WW. Compactness conjecture. If WW is finitely forcible in W0{\cal W}_0, then T(W)T(W) is a compact space. The source notes that even local compactness of T(W)T(W) is not known in general. This conjecture concerns the topology of type spaces arising from finitely forcible graphons, which are compact in all examples discussed in the paper.

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Laszlo Lovasz and Balazs Szegedy, “Finitely forcible graphons”, arXiv:0901.0929 (2013).

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